It's not as

attainable as it was then.

It was a lot easier then.

It's much more difficult to do now.

I mean, there's plenty of apps and stuff now.

But your traditional like Sunday paper coupons are not a thing anymore.

And that's really where all the savings was.

Interesting.

And speaking of bitch, our

special guest, Scotty B. He's here for Around the Room.

What's going on, bitch? I have a question based on some photos that popped up in my memories today.

If you're at a work party that's off work grounds, can HR get involved if bad things happen?

Yes.

No, we don't need to bring this up.

No, no.

What else can

And you could do good things with that money.

I could do good things with it.

And you know what? 'Cause money does buy happiness.

That old adage is incorrect.

Right

... buying expensive stuff.

I just want the money to be, just be comfortable with for the rest of my life, and that's it.

Where do you see the parallels with the United States today?

Yeah.

So, I mean, there's a few different things.

They may be small parallels, but I think the...

The thing that's the most important when it comes to kind of the state of where Myanmar is now and as we knew it historically, Burma.

But, you know, both the United States and Burma were British colonies, of course.

And, you know, we both inherited some like legal, administrative, economic systems that were shaped by the British rule.

kind of, it's kind of got something to do with slavery, but the economics of slavery.

Hey,

what's up with you, special guest Scotty B? This is going to sound like a very me question, but can you return produce? Can you take produce back to the supermarket and say, this is not good?

And yes, why not?

Well, yeah.

You didn't eat half of them, right? I mean, they're still all there.

So if I take a bite, no, I ate maybe half of them.

Well, because half of them were nice and firm and the other half were all mushy.